Falguni and Shane Peacock’s home is minimal with hints of glam

Falguni and Shane Peacock, well-known purveyors of high-glam fashion, prefer things on the quieter side in their personal space. “Colour surrounds us at work. So, in our home, we wanted to go minimal,” explains Falguni. Shades of warm white layered with mellow golden light dominate this modern Bandra apartment of the well-known designers. The glamour is undeniable but so very subtle—in the metallic touches, the lush furniture and beautiful lights. But the threads that bind the space together are all those intangibles—happy memories, distinct personalities and interesting stories. Those are all expressed through colours and textures, artefacts and art, objects and books in this house. “I know the story behind every object placed around the house,” he says. Like an artefact bought from an antique store in LA, for example. “I’ll never forget that day. We were just browsing around when in walks Harrisson Ford! We couldn’t believe it!” recalls Falguni.

The décor is personal in more ways than that. It is in his abstract paintings that invoke family and bring colour into their space; in her absolute love for the metallic shining through in subtle and obvious ways; and their love for cosy yet minimal spaces. What makes this home, quite literally, personal is a ubiquitous FSP; the logo of their brand is evident throughout the house. It’s on cushion covers, woven into one of the rugs and hidden in the colourful collage of artworks on a living room wall. It even takes the shape of a gold centre table. For the Peacocks, this home is all about warmth, personality and the personal. It is a place to shrug off the day and sink into comfort. “A home speaks about a bond of love. Every passage, wall, element and detail is the result of the connection we have with each other,” says Shane.